Following two long players and two extended players on Warp Records, UK-based experimental producer Patten has self-released his fourth album ‘FLEX‘ through his freshly coined imprint
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The Warehouse Project unveil WHP19 and 10,000 capacity venue ‘The Depot’
If the city is already known to shelter an effervescing scene and a bunch of high-quality venues, Manchester prepares to turn up a notch this Autumn
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Silk Road Assassins: State Of Ruin
Silk Road Assassins have unlocked the inherent but underused therapeutic properties of trap and grime production, refined to the point of purity and elevate their value to the point of becoming music that can sit comfortably alongside any contemporary sub-genre of electronica.
Silk Road Assassins talk up debut ‘State Of Ruin’ LP on Planet Mu
Silk Road Assassins have built themselves a piece of art in ‘State of Ruin’ – their debut LP on Planet Mu. We caught up with them to discuss their new album and troubleshoot some potential saving graces for when 2019 goes down the pan.
Premiere: Mchy i Porosty – Memetic Magic of X
In this that it sweeps the usual suspects’ most recognisable tropes and translates them into its own scripted semantics, it’s safe to say the music of
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Demdike Stare drop a 9-track double pack ‘Passion’ on Modern Love
Today Demdike Stare, the production outfit of Sean Canty and Miles Whittaker, surprise released a nine-track double pack named ‘Passion‘ via Modern Love. The release marks the duos first
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Wen: EPHEM:ERA
Wading through more bullshit than Pusha T claiming Pablo Escobar-esque parables and “beef”, while Kanye’s warbling humbleness, really, there aren’t better openings for taunting new music, much like Wen opening up his sophomore album ‘EPHEM:ERA’ with ‘Silhouette’, when he starts fucking around with that Alice Coltrane sample tho… urgh, it’s dutty time.
Premiere: Cassius Select – Essence
After a promising first incursion in Herbert’s future-ready sonic territories last year, Canadian-born Sydney-based producer Lavurn Lee aka Cassius Select returns to Accidental Jnr with a
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Premiere: Kuthi Jinani – Discarga (Ipman Remix)
Beat Machine have been around in the prolific Italian electronic music scene for a few years now. Founded in 2012, the Milan-based imprint aims to represent
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Unsound Dislocation Project: Announcement part 2
After unveiling a first wave of names for their Dislocation Project which is said to focus on “exploring the collapsed relationship between periphery and centre, the shifting idea of borders, and the specificity of place”, Unsound just revealed the second part of the events’ line-up, which’ll be staggered between 2016 and 2018 all around the globe.
Paul Marmota: Aire
Paul Marmota projects the interplay between our minds’ fantasies fueled by the Internet, video games and the omnipotent media and compares them to the brutality of everyday life which can come scarily close to these illusions.
“The Monster Has Grown Too Powerful” – In conversation with Lotic
Ahead of Lotic’s performance at Eclair Fifi x Clock Strikes 13 show tomorrow night in London, we met up with the Janus mainstay in Berlin to talk about his latest mixtape “Agitations”, rising to independence and his appreciation of online spider aficionados.
Unsound Festival 2015
The combination of obscure venue locations, sophisticated lighting design and diverse programming carved out a strong aesthetic for the festival – Unsound impressed. Big time.
Livity Sound: Livity Sound
CD1
1. Pev & Kowton – Beneath Radar (Kowton Version)
2. Pev & Kowton – Raw Code
3. Kowton – More Games
4. Pev – Aztec Chant
5. Pev & Asusu – Remnants
6. Asusu – Sister
7. Pev – Erosions
8. Asusu – Rendering
9. Pev – Livity
CD2
1. Pev & Asusu – Surge
2. Kowton – Jam01
3. Pev & Kowton – Vapours
4. Asusu – Velez
5. Pev & Kowton – Junked
6. Pev – Saltwater
7. Pev & Kowton – End Point
8. Asusu – Too Much Time Has Passed
9. Pev & Kowton – Beneath Radar (Pev Version)
Ghosts
We caught up with Ghosts to discuss their music, the misconceptions of being anti-social bedroom producers and Dublin’s music scene.
Walton: Beyond
A1 Beyond
A2 Need To Feel
A3 Help Me Out
A4 Can’t U See
B1 You & Me
B2 Love On The Dancefloor
B3 Every Night
C1 Memories
C2 Frisbee
C3 Take My Love
D1 Grit
D2 Amazon
D3 City Of God